Marabou is one of Swedens most popular chocolates. The famous candy is manufactured in the municipality of Upplands Väsby. Upplands Väsby is a part of Swedens capital Stockholm.
Today I had the pleasure to try the Mjölkchoklad of Marabou. Mjölkchoklad is Swedish and means translated into English language: Milk Chocolate.
This kind of chocolate made me very happy. It was a true pleasure to taste this wonderful product.
I have experienced a chocolate of a creamy and smoothly character. There is a good and solid taste of milk. I had a very pleasant time while I was eating Marabou Chocolate.
30 percent cocoa content is included. There was not a slight flavour of a bitter chocolate taste noticeable. Marabou is a very good milk chocolate.
Salut, hi, i am fun of marabou chocolate. i use to ate a kind of marabou, and i dont find him again in any shop
it ‘a about 20 little pieces, put one on top of the other, to make a cylinder form. it is about 1.5 cm of diameter. and the cover is red. please if u have information about this chcolate, send it to me and i will be soo gratefull. thanks
Mona
Comment by mona — August 29, 2008 @ 12:42 am
The cylinder form marabou is exactly the same as the normal ones, just more expensive. You can buy marabou from
http://sverigeonline.se/index.php/cPath/92_91
if you’re interested.
Comment by Mange — October 29, 2008 @ 10:42 pm
Hi I have been searching for ages now for a scandinavian chocolate that looks like non-stop but in a yellow bag. And the chocolate bits are not colored like non-stop but are all chocolate. I assumed it was from Freia (since non-stop is) or marabou, but I cannot seem to find it anywhere on the net. I would be grateful if you can tell me its name or where I can find it. Thank you in advance.
T
Comment by Tarek — January 13, 2009 @ 12:20 am
Tarek, the name is Never stop from Marabou.
Comment by Anon — January 27, 2009 @ 10:24 pm
Tarek,
The chocolates you are thinking of in a yellow bag are called “Never stop” and are made by Marabou.
Comment by Yoo — January 29, 2009 @ 5:56 pm
A couple of years ago I bought some mint marabou in Germany but it seems to have vanished from shops now (UK and Germany), any ideas whether it still exists and if so where I can buy it? Many thanks.
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